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Shoot2Kill:No need twisting the issue here. No one is crying. Misinformation and lies are being challenged. I do not advocate for Biafra but that does not give anyone any right to lie about the war. Of course, the Igbos have moved on and that is why they are doing well on their own even without FG support or the 20 pounds those who were lucky to have survived the war were given to start life afresh in spite of what they had in the bank before the war. Just stop the lies as they will always be challenged with truths. Deliberately telling lies will only bring forgotten issues to the fore. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=397601.msg5507224#msg5507224 date=1266067282]there is no misinformation here only if you can tell us your own version since i guesses you experienced the war.[/quote]Exactly what I have been stating all along! Do you homework yourself or ask questions when in doubt. You don't just make ridiculous claims and state lies and misinformation as if they were facts and then expect people to correct or educate you on the facts. I don't believe in such and you won't be getting any corrections from me. It is easier to seek the truth than to spread lies while hoping for others to clarify or correct them. Name those Ironsi killed. This is a simple task. Get to work and see whether you can come up with just a single name not to talk about names. |
tundewoods:Anger management class? Don't think so. I need not insult Gowon. I disagreed with his statement and queried how that statement reconciled with what happened to innocent Igbos under his watch. Now, because you are an ethnic bigot you failed to even comprehend my post which was directed at bluetooth for stating the following [quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=397601.msg5506303#msg5506303 date=1266054177]i disagreed with you.Gen. Ironsi promoted many Igbo in the Army at the expense of Yoruba and Hausa officers, and was accused of perpetuating the brutal killing of Yoruba and Hausa leaders. The Northerners in particular saw it as a deliberate plan to eliminate the political heavy weights in the North in order to pave way for the Easterners to take over the leadership role from them. Resentment grew in the North which led to the May 1966 riots throughout the North during which Igbo residing in the North were attacked and killed.so the north were the least to ever had a dream of secession even though they had always be privileged by the british[/quote]Who and who did Ironsi kill? When you find the right answer try to reconcile it with the post bluetooth made and see how stupid you have been all in the name of contributing on a forum. |
tundewoods:What sentiment is this fool talking about? My post was clear and straight to the point. Would you state that you don't know me, my name, what I do etc? Only a cursed coward like you would make the type of comment you made as my identity has always been known as I use my real name on every single forum I use unlike clowns like you and you have the guts to talk about anonymity. Cowards like you will die a 1000 times before their actual deaths because you are spineless, silly thing. If you want to carry over the nonsense you started in the web masters section feel free to do so as I will help expose the fraud that you are. |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=397601.msg5506598#msg5506598 date=1266059134]my premise on this civil war and biafra ambition had always been neutral even though i dont support sececssion of any tribe from the current nigeria.economically,everyone agreed the igbo folks are doing fine but they have been politically sidelined over time which personally i believe is unhealthy if we are to canvass for a national unity.complaining about the past every time any igbo issue comes up will only continue to drag nigeria backward and the igbo tribe in particular[/quote]Stop confusing issues. This thread is about a statement credited to Gowon about the people he and his people killed and everyone that was affected has a right to comment on the statement. I don't know how this has translated into Igbos complaining. Maybe it will be better for you to stop talking about neutrality and side anything, that would be easier to understand. In my opinion Biafra remains a project that took place between 1967-1970 and you won't ever see me shouting about Biafra because a lot has changed since then but I will always object to lies and misinformation being peddled against my people (the Igbos) anytime any day even when such lies have been passed down from generation to generation by bad people. |
tundewoods:While people like you would enjoy all sorts of insults directed at ethnic groups people like me will respond to them because I am not the coward that you are. Funny you only type when wrong things you support are challenged. [quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=397601.msg5506393#msg5506393 date=1266055950]i dont need anybody's idea before i make my posts.this igbo have been on this issue for over forty years;blaming,criticizing;bragging and threatening.its time igbo departed the path of isolation and move ahead.how long will the lamentation continue and least i forget i appreciate your insult.thanks anyway[/quote]So, the Igbos do not have a right to respond to comments made about them by the head of state when a war was waged on them? Stop seeing everything through a tribal prism and unless you are suffering from inferiority complex I see no reason why you will not comment on statements that tend to discredit your own people by those who should know better. mekusxxx:According to Gowon the Igbos have contributed immensely to the growth and development of this country and yet he led a group that massacred Igbos from the barracks to the prisons while his people killed innocent Igbo civilians even when they chose to return to the East. You guys can bury your heads in the sand for all I care but no one should come here and spread silly lies all in the name of using a public discussion forum.[quote][/quote] |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=397601.msg5506303#msg5506303 date=1266054177]i disagreed with you.Gen. Ironsi promoted many Igbo in the Army at the expense of Yoruba and Hausa officers, and was accused of perpetuating the brutal killing of Yoruba and Hausa leaders. The Northerners in particular saw it as a deliberate plan to eliminate the political heavy weights in the North in order to pave way for the Easterners to take over the leadership role from them. Resentment grew in the North which led to the May 1966 riots throughout the North during which Igbo residing in the North were attacked and killed.so the north were the least to ever had a dream of secession even though they had always be privileged by the british[/quote]Half education is indeed dangerous and when you add gross ignorance and extremely low level of reasoning things become too bad. Don't be in a hurry to post anything. Take time to read and comprehend before typing. You are making a fool of yourself even though you think you are making sense. And before you begin to say people should prove you wrong let me remind you that if every single nonsense people put down is corrected there won't be enough time in the world to address these things. |
EzeUche:The statement above is false and should be disregarded in its entirety. |
EzeUche:You should be as specific as possible. Now you are talking about the bible and expect to use that to justify a statement but when someone else uses the quran you state talking about islam and muslims. I am not here to convince you about anything, just to point out very wrong positions you have taken that defy logic and common sense. |
EzeUche:My point is that we should be specific when accusing anyone and stop generalizing as it is wrong. Accusing or insulting a tribe or religion based on the actions of a few is totally wrong and unacceptable. |
Comments that are insulting to a religion practiced by many Nigerians are not only wrong but leads to unnecessary hatred. We don't need this. Islam cannot be the source of our problem just as Christianity cannot as we have quite a good number of good and bad people practicing these religions. We should learn to base our discussions on facts, logic and common sense and do away with those things that create bad blood and spread hatred. |
Donpuzo:I am talking like a professional and not a marketer or defender of any particular product. I insist on what makes the most sense for my paying clients as regards web projects. I do my best to understand the underlying technologies out there and in doing so I dismiss certain things no matter the hype and stick with others that are not only robust but very reliable. Tables are not useless as they make sense in certain areas where CSS would not perform well and that was my point. |
Misleading title. This is both wrong and unwarranted. |
May turn ItsYourCMS.com to an open source solution if there is enough justification to do so. I am already working towards having payment gateways like Interswitch and E-tranzact fully integrated and then the bank accounts of all the banks even though the payment gateway providers seem to be too money conscious even to the detriment of the services they are supposed to be providing |
afemai:You don't have to benefit from someone to highlight his positive contributions and it is sad to equate any positive statement to being a recipient of any fortune just because for your own personal reasons you dislike the man. Facts will always favor him based on what he did regardless of his short comings. |
AdeCisco:Email: afam@justwebservices.com Phone: 08023519492 or 08067328968 |
[quote author=Iyke-D link=topic=395996.msg5493782#msg5493782 date=1265888805]@Afam, As per injecting the Chinese into the discussion, I believe that was in response to earlier comments that Nigeria need to handover its oil to the Chinese as supposed to the likes of Chevron. My point was no matter who we are dealing with, they will always exploit the foolishness of our leaders. For all we knock the Americans and for all their faults, they do have a better track record on human rights than the Russians or the Chinese. US companies do try to reflect some of those values even outside the US (maybe not all the time).[/quote]Ok, I needed to understand why because the rate at which issues are compounded and diversions introduced is getting out of hand. All we require is a leader whether civilian or military man that will put the interests of Nigerians and Nigeria first and every other thing will fall into place. |
Provide the details here, full list of requirements, features and functionalities. Basically, there is no requirement that is too complex for me to turn into a software solution in days or weeks. As long as you can foot the bill based on professional appropriate pricing whatever you want to develop can and will be done within any agreed time frame and cost. |
texazzpete:If you have it state it. At least we are sure the agenda is not to extradite him to the US or jail him. Why bring in the Chinese? This has nothing to do with the thread at all because no one has stated anything about the country that is preferred as a super power. |
Is this software of yours developed locally? If yes then where are we being asked to pay in dollars using 2CO? We need to be clear on what local software development entails. Agents or marketers of foreign software cannot claim to be local software developers. Just tell us the facts. |
Are tables really outdated or is just one of the hypes out there? I am sure there are tasks that cannot be completed well without the use of tables. Use what makes the most sense in any project. |
We build inverters, in fact we have been doing so for over 6 years now and my office has been without a generator for 6 good years. However, compared to most of the inverters out there whether locally built or imported our prices seem to be high but in reality we are working towards increasing the prices to reflect the cost of components as we have maintained a steady pricing scheme for over 4 years. We offer 1 year full warranty where repairs or outright replacements are carried out at no cost. This does not include any end user abuse. You may read real life articles based on real experiences from real people concerning inverter backup solutions at www.justalternativepower.com |
Having maintained a consistent position on the double standards and hypocrisy of the West this news is no surprise at all. The US, Australia and Britain will gladly dine with the devil once the price is right. It is a shame that Nigerians just because of the unconditional love they have for anything foreign are ready to defend these countries even till death regardless of their atrocities and mistakes. |
State the site requirements here so that those who think they can do it will contact you and email correspondence would be better as I don't see any serious developer spending his/her money calling you on phone for you to explain what you want. |
The keyword here is "MAY" and as such the man is talking rubbish because he has used the word to create a back door or an excuse if none of his prophesies comes to pass. My God is not a God of MAY but WILL. I can even do better - This year will not be a leap year. There will be 28 days in February OBJ will remain an Ogun State citizen Jonathan will remain acting president until either Yar'adua returns or something else happens. These guys should stop playing on our intelligence and the newspapers should stop giving them any form of publicity. |
Just for the records the reason given by Seun as regards Yawatide's issue remains completely false as I was copied by the email Yawatide sent to Seun and Seun's subsequent reply so the facts are far from what Seun said. Seun writes to his moderators as if he is talking to his house helps some idiots and that is totally unacceptable and would amount to a shame for any moderator who may have been addressed as such not to complain as Yawatide did. Yawatide resigned based on principles and that is commendable. About setting up another forum I personally told Yawatide that as web developers setting up a forum is ok but certainly not on a ning platform and for the records anyone reserves the right to setup a forum for whatever reasons. |
Imeobong:Thanks for that. Thought that was another nollywood home video script. |
Beaf:Can someone that understands english language explain the reproduced content above to me? I have been trying to read meaning into this without success. I don't think the content makes any sense since the FEC meeting won't be happening unti tomorrow. |
The content of the section 145 is clear, where is the exposure here? I agree with those who question the quality of education these days as some of us have allowed the media to think for us or make us think as if we are not educated at all. I guess the media is running out of stories since the problem is about being resolved. |
nedu2u:Thanks for your comments. Which is cheaper as a mode of transportation? Okada or taxis? If Okada then the ripple effect on the vast majority of the residents that would save money while using them to attend to other important issues would be massive. Unless of course it is an established fact that taxis are indeed cheaper when compared to okada that I see as both a cheaper and faster means of transportation. My position does not in any way support the recklessness by some okada riders, right now I am focusing on the cost effectiveness. |
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